Theresa May
Macron and UK's May face backlash over Syria strikes
France and the UK - Europe’s two biggest military powers - took a gamble in lining up behind US President Donald Trump to bombard Syria. Now they need to make sure it doesn’t…
In The Papers
Rubber ducky, are you making us sick?
Thurs. 29.03.18, Part I: In 365 days, the UK will leave the EU, and the British press is widely covering the start of the one year countdown to Brexit. We also take a look at how…
EU and UK agree on terms for Brexit transition period
Negotiators from the European Union and Britain on Monday hailed major progress in the Brexit talks, but conceded there had been no breakthrough on keeping open the Irish border.
May tells UK it must face 'hard facts' about Brexit
Prime Minister Theresa May told the British people Friday that they have to face "hard facts" about Brexit, warning that the UK will have less access to European Union markets…
British PM says Russian state behind poisoning
"Next sanctions will be made clear in coming days" - FRANCE 24 UK correspondent Benedicte Paviot.
In The World Papers
Macron backs UK over Russian role in spy poisoning
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday backed Britain’s charge that Russia was responsible for the nerve agent poisoning of a former spy, saying there was “no other…
Britain to expel 23 Russian diplomats over spy poisoning
Britain will expel 23 Russian diplomats in response to a nerve toxin attack on a Russian former double agent in southern England, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday,…
The Debate
Poisoned relations: UK sanctions Russia over nerve agent attack
Following the ultimatum given to Russia, Theresa May has confirmed the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats. But this seems to be only the start. The UK prime minister is promising…
UK threatens to pull Russia's RT channel over spy poisoning
Britain's media regulator Ofcom said Russian broadcaster RT could lose its UK licence if Prime Minister Theresa May's government determines that Moscow was behind the poisoning…
In The World Papers
Sanctions? World Cup boycott? UK weighs retaliation for Russian ex-spy poisoning
INTERNATIONAL PAPERS - Tuesday, March 13, 2018: As the clock ticks towards a deadline for Russia to respond to the UK's allegations the Kremlin poisoned a former spy, British…
UK's May says 'highly likely' Russia behind spy attack
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday it was "highly likely" that Moscow was responsible for the poisoning in England of Russian former double agent Sergei Skripal…